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Episode 109: Caitlin Siostrom on why size doesn’t matter when thinking about risk management

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Today on the Take on Board podcast, I speak with Caitlin Siostrom about the risk oversight on not-for-profit and small organisation boards and how to create meaningful risk appetite statements and policies that are fit for purpose, no matter your resources.

Caitlin is on the board of Times Change Women’s Employment Service and chair of the risk committee. Time Change is a women’s run not-for-profit, providing employment opportunities for women in need.

She is also a senior regulatory lawyer, who recently led ASIC’s Corporate Governance taskforce workstream, looking at board oversight of risk in Australia’s largest financial institutions. Caitlin recently moved to Canada and is currently a senior director at Royal Bank of Canada, where she leads the bank’s Regulatory Compliance Management program.

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